#1 for croissant “Try the pistachio croissant, often highlighted as exceptional by multiple visitors.”
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14 places ranked by how good the vegan version of their croissant tastes, going by Google Maps and HappyCow reviews. Mus Caffe takes the #1 spot. 5 places on the list aren't very vegan-friendly overall (grade D or E): reviewers rate the vegan croissant there, but ask for the vegan version when you order.
#1 for croissant “Try the pistachio croissant, often highlighted as exceptional by multiple visitors.”
#2 for croissant “Try the vegan cornettos, especially the ones with fruit fillings like orange and berries.”
#3 for croissant “Enjoy vegan milk alternatives like soy and oat milk in your coffee”
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#5 for croissant “Try the pistachio cornetto, a house specialty praised repeatedly.”
#6 for croissant “Try the vegan cornetto (croissant) and ciambella donut; they are popular and affordable.”
#7 for croissant “Try the vegan croissant and vegan tart for breakfast treats”
#8 for croissant “Try the vegan maritozzi with soy and almond ricotta cream filling”
#9 for croissant “Try the vegan croissants in orange, berries, or classic flavors”
#10 for croissant “Arrive early for vegan pastries as they often sell out before lunch”
#11 for croissant “Try the vegan cornetto paired with a soy milk cappuccino for a classic breakfast.”
#12 for croissant “Try the vegan cornetti with pistachio cream”
#13 for croissant “Try the vegan croissants, including seasonal flavors like blueberry.”
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Mus Caffe tops our ranking for the best vegan croissant in Rome. We ranked 14 places in Rome by how good Google Maps and HappyCow reviewers say the vegan version of their croissant tastes.
This list has 14 places in Rome that serve vegan croissant. Their average Spinach rating is 4.4 out of 5.0.
Yes. 1 of the 14 places on this list is fully vegan.
The rank is about the dish, not the venue. A place can make some of the best vegan croissant in Rome and still have few other vegan options, unclear labels or staff who don't know the menu well. That is what the A–E Vegan Friendliness grade on each card measures. 5 of the 14 places here are graded D or E. There, ask for the vegan version when you order.